In an interview with the British publication, Monocle Magazine, Ólafur Ragnar revealed that he will not seek a sixth term in office as Iceland‘s president. Currently in his fifth term, Ólafur was first elected president in 1996.
The Icelandic presidency does not have a term limit, thus, Ólafur was eligible to run for his sixth term, but has decided that, “Twenty years in this business is a long time.” The entire interview done by Monocle will appear in the June issue of the magazine, which covers news regarding international affairs.
In an interview with the British publication, Monocle Magazine, Ólafur Ragnar revealed that he will not seek a sixth term in office as Iceland‘s president. Currently in his fifth term, Ólafur was first elected president in 1996.
The Icelandic presidency does not have a term limit, thus, Ólafur was eligible to run for his sixth term, but has decided that, “Twenty years in this business is a long time.” The entire interview done by Monocle will appear in the June issue of the magazine, which covers news regarding international affairs.
